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Congratulations to Celie Krome from Bob Jones High School. Our Athlete of the Week for September 2017.
Celie Krome
Bob Jones High School, 4.57 GPA
Soccer
-Varsity Team Captain / All-Star Nominee
-National Honors Society / Top 50 class ranking / AP & Honors Classes
-Student Ambassador / BETA Club / LifeSaver Award Recipient
J. Bradley Sabatini, M.D. specializes in the medical and surgical treatment of injuries, diseases and other conditions of the foot and ankle including bones, cartilage, joint muscles, tendons and ligaments. He earned his medical degree from the University of South Alabama – Mobile, completed his orthopaedic surgery residency at the University of Alabama – Birmingham and his fellowship at OrthoCarolina – Charlotte, North Carolina.
Even the busiest person can find a spare minute in their day to exercise. That’s good news because a recent study has found that women who get just one minute of exercise per day had four percent higher bone density. If you have two minutes, that’s even better! Those who exercised for over two minutes had a bone density six percent higher than those who exercise under one minute per day.
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Congratulations to Colby Smith from Section High School. Our Athlete of the Week for August 2017.
Colby Smith
Section High School, 4.0 GPA
Golf
-4.0 GPA
-Captain of Varsity Golf Team / Lettered in Baseball and Basketball
-Number one class ranking / Beta Club / Honor Roll
-Volunteer and organizer of multiple groups raising money & bringing cancer awareness
Congratulations to Brooke Hampel from Hazel Green High School. Our Athlete of the Week for August 2017.
Brooke Hampel
Hazel Green High School
Basketball, Track & Field
-3.94 GPA
-All-USA Alabama Basketball Team / N. Alabama All Star / School track record holder
-Huntsville Hospital Medical Internship / National Society of HS Scholars / A Honor Roll
-School ambassador / Basketball Camp Volunteer / Community run volunteer
Congratulations to Caleb Lawson from Bob Jones High School. Our Athlete of the Week for August 2017.
Caleb Lawson
Bob Jones High School
Football, Wrestling
-4.48 GPA
-Varsity starter for football and wrestling
-Ranked in Top 50 of graduating class / AP Classes / National Honors Society
-Recognized for volunteer work at local church / Volunteer Coach / Youth Leader
Congratulations to Olivia Wray from Hazel Green High School. Our Athlete of the Week for August 2017.
Olivia Wray
Hazel Green High School
Volleyball
-4.0 GPA
-4x County Champion / State Champion / All-County Team Member
-Straight “A’s” / AP Classes / highest GPA on team
-Nursing home volunteer / Student Council Member / School Ambassador
After a brief, but devastating illness, Dr. Goodson was called home by our Lord. Although sadness fills our hearts, we celebrate the life of Dr. Goodson and the thousands of lives he touched through his remarkable surgical skills and compassion. We ask for everyone’s prayers for Dr. Goodson’s family, friends and our TOC family. View obituary
Our spine surgeons, recognized in America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Spine Surgery by Healthgrades (2015 and 2017) are bringing this new technique to TOC and North Alabama.
Surgical treatment of the spine requires planning and precision crafted around each patient’s unique challenges and anatomy – a process streamlined by Mazor Robotics Technology. That’s why we’ve teamed with Mazor to be the first in North Alabama to bring robotic surgery to our patients needing spine surgery.
The Mazor Robotics system allows our surgeons to use images from a computerized tomography scan (CT scan) that is taken before surgery to create a blueprint for each surgical case. These images allow our surgeon to plan the procedure with a high degree of precision before ever entering the operating room. This new technique provides our surgical patient with smaller incisions for faster recovery time, less exposure to radiation, and improved surgical accuracy. This decreases overall risk during surgery.